Sentences with phrase «into different intentions»

Not exact matches

«Although your intentions may be well placed, I fear that an examination into these particular statues, as well as the many others the city hopes to «review,» will present complex and cloudy historical interpretations that will only serve to deepen gaps between people of New York with different backgrounds and historical worldviews,» Borelli wrote.

«Even if companies have all the best intentions and if the code of ethics works excellent in our part of the World, different systems and laws in combination with procurements and language barriers cause erosions into the code rendering it rather counterproductive in countries with greatly varying circumstances,» says Maira Babri, doctoral student at the Umeå School of Business and Economics (USBE) at Umeå University in Sweden.

DANCE Humans naturally move in subtly different ways depending on their emotions and intentions, but unravelling how we do this in order to program it into a robot is tricky.

When I stopped obsessing about ME, I created space for my thoughts, intentions and, ultimately, actions to organically transform into something different.

Not only is it a beautiful necklace, each mala has a different intention to infuse into the wearer.

You could be in a whole different place in your life, personally or professionally just a year from now if you really know what you want and set all of your plans, intentions and skills into making that one change, that one goal come through and happen for you.

Going out with different people in with the intention of discovering common ground and evolving into a relationship of some kind.

A remake has few identifiers to translate into something new without completely misunderstanding and disrespecting its source material, and if there is no intention to go in a different direction, then as Argento says, this is pointless anyway.

As the PLC finished looking at work and discussed instructional next steps for the presenting teacher, as well as teachers at different grade levels, the principal expressed his new insight into the importance of putting student work on the table, and enthusiastically announced his intention to have PLCs in other content areas adopt this model.

Each of them is a fully realized possibility, using different geometric compositions and different palettes to explore the best way of translating Johnston's intention into a full - scale painting.

Hall's intention here was to ``... play with the idea of memory, looking into a mirror and you see something different from the person who looked into it before you although it's the same mirror...» On entering the gallery space this same sense of introspection was collectively evident in the hauntingly forlorn sculptural installation by Anne Marie Taggart, the poignantly melancholic text piece by Ricki O'Rawe and the reflective performance interactions by David Frederick Mahon.